Our People

Amirrul Eiman graduated with a Second Class Upper in the Bachelor of Laws from the International Islamic University Malaysia.

He completed his pupillage at Messrs Shook Lin & Bok and continued as a Legal Associate from August 2023 until December 2024. Thereafter, he continued his practice as a Legal Associate at Messrs Peter Huang & Richard from January 2025 to April 2025 before joining Azmi & Associates. He was admitted as an Advocate and Solicitor of the High Court of Malaya in August 2023.

He is a multifaceted legal practitioner with experience spanning corporate and commercial law, banking and finance (both Islamic and conventional), capital markets, intellectual property, civil litigation, and regulatory advisory. He has represented a wide range of clients, including statutory bodies, co-operative societies, government-linked companies, and multinational corporations, particularly in the infrastructure, railway, technology, energy, and real estate sectors.

His transactional work includes advising on major infrastructure and energy projects, with involvement in drafting and negotiating a variety of commercial agreements such as joint venture agreements, shareholders’ agreements, housing development agreements, and investment instruments. In the construction realm, he has experience in preparing instruments related to engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning (EPCC) contracts, including those involving government-to-government projects. He also played a pivotal role in drafting a head of agreement for the EPCC of an airport and runway, as well as a conditional letter of award for interconnection facilities to a railway network.

In the field of Islamic finance and conventional banking, Amirrul has advised on the Shariah restructuring of non-Shariah compliant facilities for licensed Islamic banks and has drafted documentation for bespoke Islamic financing arrangements, including both syndicated and bilateral facilities. His work on the establishment of Sukuk programmes, including Islamic commercial papers (ICP) and Islamic medium-term notes (IMTN) — particularly those aligned with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals — has earned industry recognition, including the Finance Deal of the Year 2024 award by Asian Legal Business. In connection with his Sukuk-related work, Amirrul has also contributed to the drafting of legislative instruments relating to tax exemptions, in collaboration with the Attorney General’s Chambers of Malaysia.

In addition to his transactional and regulatory work, he has handled matters in civil litigation relating to breaches of contract, defamation, breach of confidence, misuse of private information, and harassment. He has also been involved in intellectual property (IP) disputes, including cases involving copyright, trademark, and patent infringement, as well as claims for passing off and interference with trade, and has negotiated settlement agreements in IP matters. He has further acted in probate and estate administration matters for non-Muslim estates.

Outside of work, he serves as an Executive Committee member of the Sports Law Association of Malaysia, an organisation committed to the development of sports law and esports law in Malaysia. In this capacity, he is actively involved in initiatives and discussions concerning antidoping regulations, athletes’ contracts, and the legal framework surrounding sports-related IP licensing. He is also a volunteer lawyer with the Kuala Lumpur Legal Aid Centre, where he assists in matters relating to citizenship and statelessness.

Amirrul is part of our Litigation & Arbitration Practice Group (3) under the supervision of our Partner, Abu Daud Abd Rahim.

Siti Sarah graduated from the National University of Malaysia (UKM) with a First Class in 2022.

She completed her pupillage at Messrs Fahda Nur & Yusmadi, where she was exposed to various aspects of litigation, particularly in corporate, commercial, and construction disputes, including arbitration and adjudication. She was admitted to the Malaysian Bar in January 2024.

Throughout her practice, Sarah has had the opportunity to assist and be involved in complex disputes, including corporate and shareholder disputes, construction claims, and commercial litigation. She has worked closely with senior lawyers in handling cases involving contractual disputes, adjudication claims, and fraud allegations, contributing through legal research, drafting, and trial preparation. She continues to refine her advocacy skills by attending court proceedings at various levels and managing client communications.

Beyond her legal career, Sarah actively participates in professional development programs, including the Malaysian Bar’s Advocacy Training Course. She has also been involved in experiential learning initiatives such as civil procedure simulations and legal aid clinics, which have helped her develop practical legal skills. In addition to her professional pursuits, Sarah is a dedicated netball athlete, having represented the KL Bar and Malaysian Bar in inter-state and international tournaments, where her team secured multiple championships. She is highly organized, detail-oriented, and eager to learn, always striving to improve and adapt in an ever-evolving legal landscape.

She is currently part of the Litigation & Arbitration 5 Practice Group under the supervision of our Partner, Natalia Izra Dato’ Nasaruddin.

Sarvesvari graduated from Multimedia University with a Bachelor of Law (LL.B) (Hons), Second Class (Upper Division) in 2021.

During her time at university, Sarves had the opportunity to intern with the judiciary at the Kuantan Magistrates’ and Sessions Court, where she was tasked with conducting legal research for ongoing cases and gained exposure to remands, hearings and criminal trials. In her final year of university, she was engaged as a Content Writer for the Asian Law Students’ Association’s ALSA MY Magazine, an annual law digest. She wrote articles on the impact of the global pandemic in the legal arena.

She has also contributed as a Research Assistant to a project at her alma mater in which she analysed the role of Zakat institutions in addressing food scarcity among the less fortunate in Malaysia with comparisons on an international scale. Soon thereafter, she joined Messrs. Jacob Goldie S.S. Chew to undertake her pupillage, where she received training in commercial litigation, with rudimentary exposure to arbitration. Sarves was called to the Bar on 26.08.2022 and she commenced practice at Messrs. Kenth Partnership where she primarily dealt with commercial and corporate litigation.

She is currently part of the Litigation & Arbitration Practice Group under the supervision of our Partner, Natalia Izra Dato’ Nasaruddin.